St. Albert’s smart city master plan is set to make its debut.
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Monthly Archives: May 2016
New K-9 School Site Paid For
The process, conflicting sites, confirmation and now the land where the new K-9 school in Okotoks has been paid for.
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London’s tallest residential building is mostly empty because it is two-thirds owned by wealthy foreigners
Vast portions of the tallest residential tower in London are unoccupied for the majority of the year because their wealthy owners live elsewhere, according to an excellent analysis by The Guardian.
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Emergency planning in St. Albert
How prepared are you if disaster strikes St. Albert?
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U-Haul Reveals Top 50 Canadian Destination Cities as Summer Moving Season Begins
Calgary was declared the No. 1 Destination City for the Second Year in a Row
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OPEC Head Calls for $65 Oil
A minimum price of $65 a barrel for oil is “badly needed at the moment” according to Qatari energy minister Mohammed bin Saleh al-Sada.
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Dozens of real estate firms not compliant with anti-money laundering rules
At least 85 real estate companies have not implemented a plan showing how they are trying to detect money laundering and other suspicious transactions, nearly 15 years after they were required to do so, according to data obtained by The Canadian Press.
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Downtown office space vacancy continues to go up
The vacancy rate in downtown Calgary office towers has skyrocketed to 21 per cent and the managing director for Colliers International said it’s likely going to go higher.
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Property tax time is here
Edmonton property owners can expect to receive their 2016 property tax notices in the mail in the next few days.
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Edmonton-based TappCar launches in Calgary
Calgary cabbies may be feeling the pinch of a downturned economy and fewer fares, but that’s not stopping new entrants from storming the market.
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